Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-04-22
IN TOWN AND OUT.


The Danbury sabbath-school will begin
next Sunday, at 8 o'clock.
J. w. Parker, wholesale and retail
druggist, Bismarck, Oak.
Plant Oscar H. Willis seeds and get
some of the prizes he offers.
Go to H. II. Days, Bismarck, for jew
elry, watches, repairing, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldroff will soon move
into Billy Margach's house.
Miss Bertha Packer has been engaged
to teach a school near Menoken.
Pasture, meadow and law grass seeds,
pure and clean, at Frank Frisby's.
Seeds Seeds! Seeds l. northern
grown, of the best quality. at Frisby's.
The recent overflow along the river bot
toms means big hay crop this season.
"a postoff1ce has been established at
Danbury, with Mrs. Procunier as postmas-
ter.
The song OF the meadow-lark IS heard
in the land. Likewise the frog. Soon
the mosquito.
J. w. Parker, Bismarck. keeps on hand
Que of the best stocks of Drugs on the
Missouri Slope.
Buying Oscar H. Willis northwestern-
grown seeds is like buying gold dollars at
twenty-five cents EACH.
.>Attorney Armstrong, as deputy treas
urer. made a successful tax.gathering
trip to the river, Tuesday.
That sure preventive of smut, blue Wit
riol, can be bought at reasonable rates of
]. W. Parker, Bismarck, Oak.
Albert Rorick is at Oxford Mills, Iowa.
The RECORD has just received letter
from HIM, dated at that place.
R. L. Durant 6 Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak
Landlord Bottomley is not discouraged
by last years short crop, but will farm
more extensively this season than hereto
fore.
60 to the Bismarck Greenhouses to get
all kinds nf seeds and seed grain, trees,
vegetable plants, house and bedding
plants.
The schools in Wllliamsport township
began Monday. The Fielden~ school will
commence as soon as the building is COM
pleted.
Go to K. Brady 8 Co; Bismarck, for
sewing machines. A good stock Of the
best kinds always on hand and at reason
able prices. ........
If you have no money, drive your hens
up hill to make them lay, and take your
eggs to Oscar Ii. Will to get your vege.
table Seeds
Buy pure drugs, chemicals, paints. oils,
glass, putty and wall paper at the Palace
Drug Store, Dakota Block. Bismarck.
J. w. Parker, proprietor.
The Mercer Seed Corn, grown in Min.
nesota, and which matured IN seventy
five days. for sale at s. A. Faulkner s.,
Emmonsburg. $3.50 per busheI.
In a Pioneer Press Washington dis
patch, headed ''Postal Changes" we find
the following: ''Postmasters commits
sloned--Williamsport, H. D. Connor.'
The Steele-Williamsport and Williams.
port-Buchanan mail routes have been let
to J. R. Pigg, professional contractor.
for $470 and $148 per year, respectively.
Lfhe Steele mail is compelled to go to
Armstrong postofice, at present, and
then back to Roop, the bridge near Alber,
Robinson's having been washed away
this spring.
Everybody should make garden, and
should plant only northern grown seeds.
You can get them of the best kind and in
any quantity at Frank Frisby's, Mali
street. Bismarck.
Mr.. Armstrong is gathering together
quite good sized and valuable law and
miscellaneous library. It had outgrown
table and shelf room, aud has recently
been transferred to large and well
arranged bookcase.
The RECORD was misinformed as to til,
date of opening the Williamsport Sab
bath school. Sunday. May 1, at II a. m.
is the date set for the opening. Preach
ing by Mr., Worst Immediately after tht
Sabbath-school session.
Mr.. Fred Linke, of Benz, Gasconad'
county, Mo-, who owns two sections Of
land in Buchanan Valley, was in Will
Transport, Monday, and made the REcoRl
pleasant call. Mr.. L. will visit the Pa
cific coast before he returns to Missouri
Bismarck Tribune: The city has beel
full of farmers during the past week
Every empty wagon has gone back loadet
with seed wheat, and as result of tn
Northern Pacitic's generosity nearly a
full crop will be grown this season OF
the Missouri Slope"
Mr. Joseph Fish, Of Winchester, diet
at Minneapolis on April 6, where he hat
been for some time seeking to regain Iii
health. Mrs. Fish, accompanied by Mr.
John Parker, was in town Wednesday
for the purpose of transacting probat
business in connection with her late hus
band estate.
Everything in the way of land in thi
1 80 a.. T..